The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-10-07


Tuesday, at Towsontown, in consequence of the
illness of juror, William II. Bond. Counsel for
plaintiff declined 10 go on with the trial with
eleven jurors, and case was continued to the
December term.
HAvRE DE GRACE VESSEL ROBBED. ON
Thursday of last week Capt. Somer Wilson, of
the schooner John S. Wilson, of IIavre de Grace,
hired q colored hand and left him in charge of
the vessel, which lay at the wharfin Baltimore,
while the captain and the rest of the
crew went ashore. When they returned the
colored man was missing and a new suit of
appeared.
A UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION was
held, last Saturday afternoon, in Ramsey's
Grove, Delta. The Baptist and Methodist Sun
day Schools, of Delta, and the Statewide Pres
byterian Sunday School took part Edgar
Mobey was Chief Marshal, 80 children being
in line. headed by band of music. After
through the town the children were
taken to a table two hundred feet long, which
was laden with good things to please the little
Oncs, WHICH tuey heartily enjoyed.
PERsoNAL.-Mrs B. Frank Hanway, of Ores.
well, and Mrs nayhurst, of Lambertville, N. j.,
returned, on Monday evening, from visit to
Washington.
Mr. Jesse Carr, venerable citizen, % years
of age, is reported to be seriously i'll, at his
home near Deer Park.
Miss Corine johnson and Miss Mamie Wheel-
er, of Hartford, are visiting relatives in vii.
mington., Del
Mr.. Oliver Rigdon and Mr. John Page, also of
Hartford, were in Wilmington last Sunday.
Misses Ella and Maggie Nicholson, daughters
OF Rev. j. Z. Nicholson, of Seaford, Del, are
guests of Rev. s. A. Hoblitzel and family
hartford CASES IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
- On Wednesday, in the Court of Appeals, at
Annapolis, the road case of N Greenland VS..
the County Commissioners of Hartford county,
was argued by Messrs. VIM. Young and S. A..
Williams for the Commissioners, and Col Her.
tiff
The case of Burrell VS.. Lamm was argued by
MIR. Young for the plaintiff and II. Arthur
Stump for the defe ndGnt.
The case of Heaps Bros VS.. Albert Hopes
was continued
MGssrs. VIM. II. Harlan and VIM. l.. Cooley
were both admitted as members of the bar of
the Court OF Appeals.
WANTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE On Thurs
day of last week quarrel occurred at Mr..
Jesse Cullum's canning factory, near Har.
ford Furnace, between Albert Myer and
George Miller and wife. Myer made an
attack on Miller with knife and when
Miller's wife came to her husbands defence
Myerkicked her savagely in the stomach, knock
ing her senseless, in which condition she re-.
manned for four hours Mver left aud Miller
procured from Justice Hardy a warrant for his
arrest. Deputy Sheriff Upton, in whose hands
the warrant was placed, was unable to find
Myer, 1t was stated that he left on train from
Perrymana, Friday morning.
MILL GREEN AFFAIRs.-A number of persons
in and around Mill Green have lately been very
sick but are now recovering. Among them are
Dr. NJ. f. Pue, who Is able to be out and attend
to his practice again; Mr.. and Mrs. E. T..
Treakle and daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. HUFF;
j. Thomas Robinson and family and Edward
llarkins Miss Lucinda aud Miss Jennie Rig
don, daughters of Mr. Eli Rigdon, have both
been very i'll, at the residence of Mr.. WIN. g..
Mccoy. Miss Jennie was not expected to live,
last Friday, but is now reported to be better.
Mr.. j. NJ. Huff is finishing his handsome new
dwelling house, which is being built on the old
hotel lot
INQUEST DE LUNATIco.-A jury summoned
by Sheriff Jarrett met at The Court House, last
Saturday, TO enquire into the lunacy of George
Ramsay, of Havre de Grace, who was arrested
last June, in that place, for beating his
wife. The jury consisted OF John 7. Spicer,
Frank Bateman, Richard Sheridan, John A.
Young, g. E. N. Ewing, John P. Flowers, A.
o. Richardson, John II. Fisher, Geo. w. Towns
ley, B. F. Keith, Samuel A. Bond and James
NJ. Reynolds.
The jury ascertained that Ramsay has wife
and one child, boy about five years of age,
and owns lot in Havre de Grace worth 5000.
Also that the mental unsoundness of the said
Ramsay has existed at intervals for two years
past, and that his confinement in jail is cacu.
lated to aggravate and increase his insanity.
Judge Waters ordered Ramsay to be sent to
Spring Grove Hospital, at the expense of the
county, and Sheriff Jarrett accordingly took him
there on Tuesday.
REGIsrRATIoN.--The officers of registration
completed the correction of their lists on Tues
day.
In the LIST district, john A. Cunningham, reg
lister, II new names were added In Abingdon
precinct and II in Magnolia. Transferred
From Abingdon Is; from Magnolia, 2.
In the I'd district, Mr.. Geo. b. Silver, regis
ter, added 80 names in Halls Cross Roads pre-
cinct and 90 in Level. Transferred, IL.
In the Sd district, James NJ. Jacobs, Register,
added in Bel Air, SIS; Fallston, 3; Churchvile,
3.
In the 4th district, Thos. Butler, Register,
added 81 in Jarrettsville precinct; Z in Norris
vile, and at Upper Cross Roads. Stricken
off, (dead,) l.
Iu the 9Th district, Archibald Wilson, Regis
ter, added in Dublin 25 and in Stearns pre-.
cinct 10 names. Transferred, 10; dead, 8.
In the 9th district, Ilavre dc Grace, II. Z.
Lawder, Register, added "a and transferred 7
names. Stricken off (dead,) l.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-0u Monday oflast week,
Mr.. James Baxter, manager of DR.. Charles A.
Rutledge's store, at the Rocks of Deer Creek,
was painfully injured by accidentally falling
from the roof of the store porch, early in the
morning. Mr.. Baxter had tried to arouse the
clerk Mr.. Daniel Wann, who sleeps over the
store, but the door of his room was locked and
he could not waken him. He then got out of
the window of an adjoining room upon the
roof of the porch, intending to walk to the
window of Mr.. Wann's room. The roof was Of
galvanized iron, coated heavily with frost, and